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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2004
Page
6
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead listing founders and publishers from 1829 to 1991 and names key editorial staff including A Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R. Young Dave Perozek Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold.
Elyria editorial lauds the South Elyria Neighborhood Development Corp SEND for leading revitalization efforts in the south side between the Black River bends. It notes leadership change, past failed high school proposals, and recent violence, urging residents and officials to cooperate for long term progress and a safer, better city.
The Court heard arguments over the detention of Jose Padilla and Yaser Hamdi, two Americans held as enemy combatants without typical criminal rights. Proponents say extraordinary authority is needed in the war on terror, while critics warn of eroding constitutional protections.
Beallor of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees says SBS Transit faces questions over finances and owner related rent. The union claims SBS rejected a mediator backed proposal to raise benefit eligibility hours and impose wage freezes.
Workers at SBS Transit have been on strike for weeks as negotiations stall with the company claiming no more offers remain. The strike spotlights profits and calls for profit sharing to fund continued health care benefits for employees.
A plea urges local residents to back union workers at SBS in Lorain and push for fair pay and benefits. The piece warns that long-term neglect could erode living standards and jeopardize future union needs in the community.
Laura Carver congratulates EHS students for The Music Man and praises the local talent. Carol and Bob Urmanic echo the sentiment and note the low prices for professional quality acting.
A reader guidance piece outlines how to submit letters to the Chronicle Telegram. It specifies word limits of about 200 words and notes letters may be edited to fit length. Submission options include by mail at The Page Editor Chronicle-Telegram Box 4010, by fax, and by email with signature, full home address, and telephone number.
The Irish celebrate EU growth on May 1 with Bertie Ahern as European Council president while Britain hesitates. The Times calls the EU an experiment in political organization as 25 nations unite 450 million people. Analysts warn assimilation and self interest may hinder lasting harmony.
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